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Fixed the chart -- the latest version of the package, which we were automatically using, no longer adds the object we look for to window. I stuck us on an older version.

I think special-casing the noodles is the right move: this case where the choice adventure also contains the consumption results can't be particularly common. In processResults, before noting that we were redirected to a choice, handle the consumption in there. For the most part, it returns...

At a guess, we're parsing the HTML wrong, but this is tested (choice spoilers) and the test still passes. Maybe the HTML has changed. On the graph, at first I thought this was like Wumpus and the graph was hosted elsewhere, but it looks like we generate it ourselves. Check the dev console for...

That isn't necessary, because merely having it in the inventory is enough. We do still need: * new cooked items * recipes * prefs for when you eat the items * support for the features when you eat the items, e.g. the new misc modifiers

Okay, so to give a concrete example: Looking on GitHub, scripts that would be affected are autoscend, garbage-collector, ttpack, combo, oreo, and anything that uses grimoire. Garbo calls out to both combo and oreo. Suppose garbo is updated with set_temporary and oreo is left as-is. Then...

Yep, I did miss that. Let me think about this a bit more. Design-wise we have to consider choice adventure / pre-adventure / post-adventure / fight / spading scripts etc. All these are called implicitly whenever the character spends an adventure / enters a choice / fight / any number of things...

I suppose my perspective is this: > If a script exits unexpectedly or the process is killed before script cleanup, the user can be left with modified preferences they did not intend to keep. How does the script exit unexpectedly? If a power cut or Mafia close, we're not going to be able to use...

Session scope already exists: statics for ASH, sessionStorage for JavaScript. They're just not preferences. I think if someone wants to have preference-like behaviour, they should just use preferences. I think autoscend uses preferences for backup, it just doesn't have an automated process to...

Yeah it's autoscend, it will try to increase ML to 150 every combat in most cases, depending on the zone you're adventuring in / what quests you have up. You can set `auto_MLSafetyLimit` to some value you can meet to stop it doing that.

Two things I can think of: * the encoding in the choice options is different because I switched to parsing the HTML instead of using regex * the returned HTML from the choice may be different because again I switched away from regex to cleaning the HTML. So it has extra tags and is formatted...

Okay, updated in r28982. One addition from this change: strings of choice options are now decoded as we switch to HTML parsing instead of regex. Any bugs to do with no longer recognising choice options might be this.

Looking into it but the HTML doesn't contain "choiceform1" and the like so I'll need to change how the spoilers get applied.

We can implement it if it doesn't make things obviously worse, and then see if more bugs get reported, and revert it if they do.

We want to: * track monsters going into the diamond: FIFO queue, 9 slots, probably comma separated monster ids * in fight request, log the baseball diamond stuff * update the modifiers from the description after the choice is finished * track how many innings are consumed * track the sniff /...

If you're consistently breaking ronin under Normal runs, might I recommend Hardcore instead? That would get you more karma and prevent autoscend accessing the mall. Similarly, if you have very limited IoTMs, you might want to consider running some of the more overpowered avatar classes, such as...

Autoscend assumes you want to go fast, and is not recommended for casual (or equivalent circumstances, such as when you've broken ronin). Accounts with many IotMs can get something like +1900 item in-run, which is why autoscend goes for it. Next time either finish the run while still in-ronin...

For debugging, in the CLI type "debug on", and then Mafia will create a DEBUG_XXXXX.txt file logging all the URLs / contents. No idea what's happening here though.

We have some mutexes in modifiers.txt: # Mutually exclusive effects section of modifiers.txt # Same as above MutexE Shrieking Weasel/Power, Man/Lucky Struck/Ministrations in the Dark/Superdrifting none MutexE Perceptive Pressure/Perspicacious Pressure/Pneumatic/Proficient...

r28961

I think this would be good to do.